Ancient Rings 90 unfolds in a luminous rhythm of aqua, ivory, and amber. Thousands of discrete glass elements form a lattice of translucent and opaque layers—each line bending in quiet dialogue with the vessel’s curve. The aqua field rises through a canvas of ivory rings, shifting from deep sea tones at the base to a lighter, almost breathlike glow near the rim.

Bands of amber emerge subtly between the ivory lines, suggesting warmth held within the structure—like sunlight filtering through woven cloth or light caught in ancient stone. The vessel’s geometry carries the series’ familiar pulse: a balance between precision and flow, between what is measured and what is felt.

Here, the grid becomes motion. Linear pathways shift and bend with the vessel’s curve, as if the form itself remembers the heat that shaped it. The piece stands as both artifact and presence—a meditation on pattern, continuity, and the unseen forces that move through time and material alike.